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Deal signed to launch m-doc in Australian first aid market
Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, November 14th, 2004
Alltracel Pharmaceuticals PLC, (AP.L), the brand focused, bio-pharmaceutical R&D company specializing in the medical device and food ingredient markets, and owners of the patented m-doc stops bleeding technology platform, announced an agreement with the Australian Pharmacy specialists Pharm-a-care Laboratories Limited, to launch a range of five separate First Aid products in Australia under its "Medi" brand name all featuring Alltracel's branded stops bleeding ingredient m-doc.
Alltracel has received its first order from Pharm-a-care and expects to commence shipping of product prior to the end of this quarter.
Pharm-a-care, based in Sydney,...
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